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I am proud to announce that I have been invited to speak at a National
Research Council Colloquium on my approach to software construction.
My presentation will take place:

        Wednesday October 9, 1996 at 10:30am
        National Research Council (South Campus), Montreal Road
        Building M-50 Auditorium
        Ottawa

The abstract follows:


            Software Construction: The Lynchpin of Quality 

                         David Tilbrook
                         Oct. 9th, 1996

Although computers have automated and simplified many fields of human
endeavour, software construction itself is still relatively manual,
complex and error-prone, often leading to low-quality software
products.

This talk discusses the problem domain, reviews the state of the
practice and describes an architecture, process and tool-set for
software construction.

The architecture supports a consistent, highly-automated scalable
methodology for the construction of software products of all sizes.

Users claim this approach yields a more effective software process --
observing significant improvements in consistency, portability,
reproducibility, quality, auditing, control, and efficiency.

Their experience and project re-engineering strategies conclude the
presentation.

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NRC colloquium are open and free to all -- no registration is required.

Questions regarding this talk or the colloquium series in general may
be addressed to:

        Hakan Erdogmus
        Mail: erdogmus@iit.nrc.ca
        Phone: (613) 991-1018

Questions regarding this talk may be addressed to me: dt@qef.com.

A Request:

I am looking for a Toronto venue in which to do a rehearsal of my
presentation sometime in the first week of Oct.  If a Toronto reader
can offer the use of a small lecture theatre or conference room with
OHP and VGA projection capabilities I can offer in return an
entertaining and educating 60 minute presentation as described by the
abstract above (and you won't have to go to Ottawa).

-- 
David Tilbrook (dt@qef.com)	qef Advanced Software Inc.,
+1 416 925 8168			247 Brunswick Ave., Toronto, Canada
+1 416 925 2791 (fax)		M5S 2M6